The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-05-28

As the result Of the decision of the Irish
Court Of Appeals, Father Keller was re.
leased from Kilmainham jail on the 21st.
Lord Mayor Sullivan and Archbishop
Walsh met Father Keller in the formers
carriage and an immense crowd gave the
priest a rousing ovation.
THE throat troubles of the Crown Prince
Frederick William of Germany are grow.
ing worse, and DR.. Morrell Mackenzie, a
noted London specialist, was summoned
last week to consult with the princes
physicians. It is privately stated that
there are distinct indications of can
cerous growth
NJ ROVER has notified President
Grevy OF the French Republic of his ina.
bility to form a cabinet. 1t is probable
that NJ. De Freycinet will again be called
upon to undertake the task.
HENRY GEORGE presided at a meeting
of the Anti-Poverty Society in the New
York Academy of Music on the evening
of the 22d The building was filled to
overlooking by an enthusiastic audience.
Mrs. j. NJ. GooDsPEED, who was MUIR
derously assaulted by her husband re-
Gently at Cincinnati, has brought suit for
divorce on the ground Of extreme cruelty,
and cites the assault in question as the
cause. They were married in February,
1886
THE Turkish Government, in a note to
the Powers, says it is unable to reconcile
the opposing parties in Bulgaria, and asks
the Powers to name a candidate for the
| Bulgarian throne who will be likely to
suit the Sobranje.
JOHN H. ROGERS, Judge Of the Seventh
Iowa judicial district, died at his home in
Davenport on the 22d. Judge Rogers was
one of the most eminent legal authorities
in the State
HENRY BIERBECK, of Washington, a
member of the Greedy Arctic expedition,
has been appointed an inspector OF GUS
toms at New York.
FIVE whites and three negroes were
whipped with from five to ten lashes at
Newcastle, Del, on the 21st, for larency,
and William Norris, colored, convicted of
murderous assault, stood one hour in the
pillory.
PRESIDENT SPALDING of the Chicago
Base Ball Club received letter on the
2lst, from the Yale pitcher Hutchinson,
declining the Offer Of an engagement with
the Chicagos.
AT Greencastle, Ind, on the night of the
2lst, John Bridgewater was shot and in
stantly killed by Dempsy Robinson The
murderer was arrested. He claims to
have acted in self-defense, but testimony
before the coroner's jury indicates pre-.
meditated murder. Both men were tough
characters
Four HUNDRED members of the British
House of Commons attended the jubilee
services on the 22d at St. Margaret
Church, Westminster The procession
from the houses of Parliament was head.
ed by Speaker Peel, Mr. Gladstone Mr..
W. II. Smith, Lord Harrington and Mr..
Goschen, who occupied seats of honor.
United States Minister Phelps stood at
the foot of the altar steps.
CAPTAIN T. w. COLE took party OF
friends, composed of N, G.. Stark, George
Wise, Marion Trip, Clarence Blood and
Fred Cole, of Pateskey; Geo. M. Freeman,
Of Milwaukee, ana Henry Blont, Of Chi
cago, out for sail from Harbor Springs
Mich, on the ed. The yacht was struck
by squall and capsized, throwing the
party into the bay. d. G. Stark, George
Wise, Captain Cole, Fred Cole and Marion
Trip were drowned.